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The storm also provided a necessary bump to the region’s snowpack, which is well below the average for this time of year. 

The change is possible through a grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Buses and Bus Facilities Program and the Low-or No-Emission Program.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife said conflicts are often traced back to human behavior – like leaving food out. 

Those in favor of the resolution said the city and state should be working together with the federal government instead of suing.

Prices for necessities like groceries are outpacing wage growth.

“It’s constantly used by people for all of these different reasons throughout history, that is the story of shifting borders, shifting industry, shifting towns, shifting states.”

“When you take a vehicle away through citation, impounded enforcement, you turn someone who is barely hanging on into someone who now has nothing left to lose,” said Natelli.  

The 23-year-old driver was pronounced dead.

There has been contention over how the money would be spent since shortly after the city started collecting the money in April.

The change is aimed at protecting customers from the extra cost associated with massive power consumers. 

Mobolade also touched on the city’s “purple” politics and the loss of Space Command.

This November, Puebloans are deciding, for the second time in the last decade, if they want an elected mayor or an appointed city manager to oversee the city. 

Two ballot measures in the city of Pueblo have to do with sales taxes. One aims to increase the sales tax to help with the general fund.

Many solar customers said they spent tens of thousands of dollars installing solar panels, and the change would renege on incentives from the past. 

Authorities are searching for  a 6-foot-tall Caucasian male with brown hair in connection with the poaching in the Great Sand Dunes.

New projections for 2025 show city revenues will likely come in under original budget projections by $15 million.